Actual Resource Units definition

Actual Resource Units means the actual volumes of Services delivered with respect to a Resource Unit Category in a Volume Measurement Period, calculated in accordance with Section 4.2 of this Schedule.
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Actual Resource Units means the actual volumes of Services delivered with respect to a Resource Unit Category in a Volume Measurement Period, calculated in accordance with Section 4.13 of this Schedule.
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Actual Resource Units or “Actual RUs” shall have the meaning set forth in Section 6.1(a)(1) (Resource Unit Adjustment).
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Examples of Actual Resource Units in a sentence

  • If the Actual Resource Units increase or decrease outside the ranges set forth in Table 4.2.2.3, the Parties shall use Change Control Management to determine the applicable ARC and RRC rates for the applicable volumes.

  • During the Initial Services Period, Actual Resource Units for each Resource Unit Category shall be tracked by Provider and reported to Company on a [***]* basis.

  • In the event either Party anticipates that Actual Resource Units with respect to any Resource Unit Category are or will be [***]* for that Resource Unit Category for a [***]*, the Parties shall use Change Control to address the impact of such deviation and mutually agree as to what action, if any, should be taken with respect to such deviation, provided that this will not limit any ARCs or RRCs that accrue prior to any agreed Change Order.

  • At the end of each Volume Measurement Period, in the [***]*, Service Provider will calculate the Actual Resource Units for the completed Volume Measurement Period compared to the Baseline Volumes and will apply the applicable ARC or RRC amounts to be paid by or credited to Client for the previous Volume Measurement Period for both Canada and the US.

  • Than Lower Limit The RRC unit rates for each Resource Unit Category are defined in Table 2.2. The RRC is calculated as: The difference between the Actual Resource Units and the Baseline Volume multiplied by the RRC unit rate.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event either Party becomes aware or anticipates that Actual Resource Units with respect to any Resource Unit Category are or will be materially greater than or less than the applicable Baseline volume for a sustained period of time, the Parties shall use Change Control Management to address the impact of such deviation and mutually agree as to what action, if any, should be taken with respect to such deviation.

  • If the Actual Resource Units fall below the applicable Baseline for such period, PacifiCare shall be credited a RRC in accordance with Section 17 of the Agreement and this Schedule with the current or future charges (or, if no future charges shall be due, Supplier shall make payment to PacifiCare) equal to the product of the RRC Rate for the applicable Resource Unit, as set forth in Attachment 17.3 to this Schedule, multiplied by the difference between the applicable Baseline and the Actual Resource Units.

  • There will be no decrease of the charges otherwise payable to Supplier for such period if the Actual Resource Units do not fall below the applicable RRC Deadband Baseline for such period.

  • For each Resource Unit, Supplier shall compare the quantity of Actual Resource Units used during the applicable measurement period with the Baseline for that Resource Unit.

  • For each Resource Unit, Supplier will compare the quantity of Actual Resource Units used during the applicable measurement period with the product of the Baseline for that Resource Unit multiplied by the sum of 1.00 minus the RRC Deadband (the "RRC DEADBAND BASELINE") for that Resource Unit.


More Definitions of Actual Resource Units

Actual Resource Units has the meaning set forth in Section 4.1(a) (Calculation of ARCs for Resource Units) of this Schedule.
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